N.E. Georgia Home Builder Earns NAHB Green Builder Certification

March 9, 2010 - PRLog -- Mountain View Home Builders of Gainesville, Georgia has completed training and certification under the NAHB (National Association of Home Builders) Certified Green Professional (CGP) program. The NAHB Certified Green Professional™ designation recognizes builders, remodelers and other industry professionals who incorporate green building principles into homes— without driving up the cost of construction. Mountain View Home Builders is one of the first builders in N.E. Georgia to be certified under this program.

Mountain View Home Builders has been building Energy Star and EarthCraft House certified homes for over three years and will now add NAHB Green Homes to its portfolio of green constructed homes in Northeast Georgia.

For more information on how Mountain View Home Builders is building quality, energy efficient homes in the Northeast Georgia area, visit their website at... http://www.mvhomebuilders.com
Phone: 770-654-3435
Email at mvhomebuilders@bellsouth.net

Watch this video which describes the NAHB National Green Building Program
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hf8xvxnQsGk




Also visit the NAHB Green Building website at http://www.nahbgreen.org/

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About Mountain View Home Builders: Mountain View Home Builders is a premier custom home builder in the N.E. part of Georgia, with over twenty years experience building quality, energy efficient homes from cozy mountain cottages to distinctive homes on the lakes of North Georgia. Their approach is to build your new home as if their families were going to live there. They have a motto: "Never promise more than you can do, and always do more than is expected." It is a philosophy that has served their homeowners well for many years.

MVHB believes that green building is more than just a passing trend. It is a responsibility that all homeowners should take seriously. They are certified by “Energy Star”, “EarthCraft House” and NAHB and are pioneering green building in their region. Their process incorporates the use of renewable resources, energy and water use reduction, increased indoor air quality, reduced waste and recycling.